The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 December 1968 — Page 7
Ihursday, Decmeber 12, 1968
The Daily Banner, Ureencastle, Indiana
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Russellville news
By Thelma Grimes
Gov. Branigin makes 4-year appointment
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Byrd, Ladoga, were Monday night guests of Mrs . Kate Byrd. Mrs. Millie Craighead, 78, former resident west of Russellville, passed away Wednesday in the Hendricks County Hospital, Danville. Born Jan. 19, 1890, in Kentucky, Mrs. Craighead was a member of the Portland Mills Christian Church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ella Mae Sowers, Tucson, Ariz.,Mrs. Evie Everman, North Salem, and Mrs. Donna Ream, Beulah, Mich., seven grandchildren and seven Donna Ream, Beulah, Mich., seven grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. The body was brought here to the McGaughey and son Funeral Home. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Portland Mills Christian Church with Rev. John Morris officiating. Burial was in the Portland Mills Cemetery. Mrs. Harold Fordice was taken back to the Putnam County Hospital, Greencastle, Saturday, for
more tests.
Jay K. Harbison was discharged from the service and returned home during the weekend after a year of active duty in
Mayo named to Nixon position
Vietnam. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harbison. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Flock were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tex Terry, Mansfield Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes and Melvin and Brad McGaughey were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Lula
Grimes.
Mrs. Nelle Phillips, Mrs. Thelma Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Flock attended the Funeral of Harry Neir at the Rector Funeral Home, Greencastle, Fri-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kelly and Don returned home Tuesday night after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norton and twin daughters, Lisa and Lora, in Lawton, Okla. Bob was in school for several weeks there for the reserves. The Nortons returned to their home in Darlington, Friday. Mrs. Kay Shront and Terry, who now resides in California, flew to Lawton and spent the Thanksgiving vacation with the Kellys
and Nortons.
Mrs. Nelle Phillips and Mrs. Thelma Grimes called on Mrs. Lizzie Nunn, Romney, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Lucille Gardner has been feeling in poor health this past
By EUGENE V. RISHER NEW YORK (UPI)— Pres-ident-elect Richard M. Nixon today named Robert Mayo, formerly an assistant director in the Treasury Department and currently a vice president of Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co., of Chicago, is his director of the Bureau of the Budget. Nixon introduced Mayo, 52, to newsmen at his Hotel Pierre headquarters shortly after an hour-long session with Vice President-elect Spiro T. Agnew. He and Agnew discussed the cabinet that Nixon will introduce to a nationwide television audience in Washington at 10 p.m. EST. Nixon said he had selected Mayo not only because of his expertise as an economist but also because of his interest in urban problems and urban affairs. “It is easy to find a budget director who knows numbers,” Nixon said. “But I wanted a budget director who has a deep understanding and sympathy for people.” Nixon said Mayo was one who was “aware of the costs” of failing to have programs to eliminate poverty in urban and rural America. He termed Mayo’s new position one of the most important in his administration.
He said Mayo “will participate in all cabinet meetings as a member of the cabinet byexecutive order.” Mayo headed a special studycommittee on budget concepts which brought him to the President-elect’s attention. Mayo, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Washington, said his main aim would be “prudent budget restraint.” He said he would advise Nixon on “priorities of programs,” one of the most important evaluations the new administration will have to make. Nixon will introduce his new cabinet in an unprecedented television extravaganza in the Paladium Room of the Shoreham Hotel in Washington tonight. Also present will be members of their families and a few invited guests . Off the Hook NEW YORK (UPD — Thousands of years ago ceramic tiles were hung on walls on copper wires, much like rows upon rows of pictures. Discovery of long-lasting mortars got tile off the hook and made it a structural component on vertical surfaces. Now there are several tvpes of bonding materials that permit installation of ceramic tile almost any place including under water.
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week due to a fall at home. Mrs. Dora Shalley called on Mrs. Nelle Phillips Sunday afternoon. A former resident of the Russellville community, Randall W. Simpson, 60, now of Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday at his home. He was a son of James A. and Lula E. Simpson and was born Nov. 27, 1908. He was married in Waveland, May 4,1942 to Edna E. Ward, who survives along with one brother, Joe Simpson, DePue, HI. Graveside services and burial were Saturday afternoon in the Hebron Cemetery. Mrs. Verna Hopper left Sunday evening for an extended visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Witt and family, Princeton. Russellville PTO held its monthly meeting in the school gym recently. President Gene Clodfelter called the meeting to order. Devotions were given by the Rev. Lester Niles. Principal Ralph Lawter introduced Mrs. Karen Conte, speech and hearing therapist for the North Putnam Schools. Mrs. Conte showed different slides on speech and hear-
ing difficulties and also spoke on INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)— Govthe methods used in her class- ernor Branigin today reappointroom. A short question and e d J. Dwight Peterson, Indiananswer period was held following apolis, to a four-year term on the meeting. the board of trustees of the Landy Myers, New Market, Public Employes Retirement spent Monday with his sister, Fund. Mrs. Nelle Phillips. Branigin also appointed Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCuthan Wayne Etter of Indianapolis to and Mrs. Alma Gardner shopped the board of trustees of the in Terre Haute Sunday. Indiana Educational Services A Russellville resident several Foundation to fill a vacancy years now of Montezuma, Carl created by the resignation of R. Murray, 72, passed awayFri- Maurice R. Eastin, Indianapolis, day at his home there. Born The governor Monday appointnear Russellville, Jan. 19,1896, ed 34 persons on a standing he was the son of William and committee to study Indiana Cora Hart Murray. mental health laws. The comSurviving are his wife, one mittee, created by executive daughter, Mrs. Florence Jarvis, order at the same time, inMontezuma, a step-daughter, eludes as ex officio members Mrs. Barbara Walsh, Indianap- Dr. William F. Sheeley, state olis, three sisters, Mrs. Theron mental health commissioner; Rice, Marshall, Mrs. Sable Tres- Anthony S. Kuharich, state corner, Russellville, and Mrs. rection commissioner; Dr. A.C. Gladys Davis, Indianapolis, 13 Offutt, state health commisgrandchildren and seven great sioner, and William R. Sterrett, grandchildren. Funeral services acting administrator of the state were held Monday in the Brown welfare department. Funeral Home. Burial was in the The 30 members are Dr. Oakland Cemetery. Frank Countryman, Dr. Ivan Mr. and Mrs. Dee Flock were Bennett, William F. Harvey, Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Robert King, R. Niven Stall, Dr. Mrs. Tarney Wilson. John H. Greist, Donald I. Beck-
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